Hello, and thank you for your interest in Loblolly Labradors. 

We are currently offering for adoption a 22 month old, light red female by the name of Tobin (all the pups in her litter were named to celebrate the winning 2019 USA Women's World Cup team :) She honors Forward Tobin Heath. 

Fittingly, Tobin is a very athletic and intelligent dog, a loving and big-hearted soul, and an inveterate retriever. We are seeking a family that can invite her into their home as a lifelong companion and promise to throw the ball for her faithfully. This last point is non-negotiable according to Tobin. 

A few details about Tobin: 

• While technically a yellow Lab, Tobin is considered a "light red" on that spectrum (think platinum blond to auburn as permissible bookends to shades of yellow in the breed). Her father is Donaghy and mother Octavia. We are placing her as we have a few too many Donaghy progeny, so have to make some hard decisions to decrease our population size. We feel Tobin has the confidence and training to adjust well to a family situation, and as she is especially affectionate, will revel in the individual attention. When she is petted, invariably she lies down and asks for a belly rub. Tobin is relaxed around people, but she is a child of covid, so her experience off of our property is limited to forays for rabies vaccines. Each time she did fine, but I would expect that she may need patience to navigate flawlessly busy in-door public situations.
• Tobin is 70-75 lbs, micro-chipped, on flea and heart worm prevention, and up to date on vaccinations with a current rabies tag.  
• Tobin crate and leashes well. She knows basic commands such as "no" "sit" "ok" "kennel" (the latter is a direction for her to enter any door).  In the house she is not destructive but does enjoy walking around and investigating, so a toy basket is ideal for her curiosity. She will do best with a family that has attention to offer, not because she is clingy, but because she is people-oriented and wants to be included in family affairs. 
• Tobin has a medium build and sound lineage that equip her well for a long active life that includes daily walks and/or hiking, but we do not recommend that she, or any English Labrador for that matter, be jogged habitually as their joints are engineered for field and gun activities, which basically means sitting patiently and retrieving on command. 
• Tobin is ready to be spayed. As per best practices, we always recommend that folks wait until a Labrador has reached maturity before fixing. She has had two seasons now, and while she will continue to fill out with age, she is fully developed, so the timing is appropriate (delayed spay/neuter protects long term joint health). 
• Tobin's adoption fee is $3000. Upon placement, she goes home with a portfolio including pedigrees, proof of AKC registration, breed information, developmental guidelines, health records (including rabies tag), and a week's supply of the kibble she currently eats and which we recommend: Victor Professional. 

Please email us at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com for inquires about Tobin. 

Thanks again for your time and consideration. The best of health to you and your family, 

Eve and Christopher Farrell
Middle TN! 

Everyone, thank you for your inquiries. Sturgil has joined his new family. Please contact us directly if you are looking for a more mature Lab, as occasionally we do have one for adoption. Eve

Hello, thank you for visiting and allow us to introduce Loblolly's Blackslider's Wine, or our boy "Sturgil," as we affectionately call him (we do live near Nashville after all ;)

We are proud yet heart heavy to offer him for he is a beautiful and loved member of our family, and although only one year old, well on his way to becoming a well appointed adult. Finding the balance of offering each Lab at our home quality care and attention, however, versus making the necessary logistical maneuvers for the continuation of the Loblolly line sometimes means that we have to make hard decisions we would rather not... given all the time and money and space in the world-- Sturgil would stay right here at Loblolly. But, we do not have any of those, and Sturgil deserves more individual attention than we can give him right now. As a one year old he is still very much an adolescent and highly adaptable to rhythms of a new forever home. Think of him as essentially still a child. 

Things you should know about Sturgil:

• His parents are Jubal and Donaghy, the cross of whom has produced many wonderful adults. We have four of Sturgil's full siblings: that is how much we believe in the quality of this pairing. 
• His parents are both screened through OFA for hip and elbow health as well as genetically cleared for EIC & PRA. The one sibling of his that we have who is old enough for OFA certification is EXCELLENT on hips and NORMAL on elbows. Sturgil moves smoothly and is very athletic, so we have no concerns about his soundness. 
• Sturgil is an intelligent and friendly dog. He is well-socialized around other dogs. He does like to rough-house outside with any willing playmate, but it is not aggressive, just for fun. 
• Sturgil is a child of the quarantine, thus he has not been out in the world much, and is a bit shy in public settings with large sliding doors and slippery floors. He'll need more experience here. 
• He rides in cars fine and accepts a crate. He walks on leash with no pulling. 
• He carries himself well in the house and is neither rambunctious nor destructive. He is fine to be outside in the daytime in a fenced yard, but we want him in a situation where he is inside every night with his family. 
• If he is outside in the daytime alone, please know that Sturgil is smart and a jumper: he can scale a 4 ft fence.
• Sturgil is up to date on his vaccines, rabies, Heartworm preventative. He is microchipped and flea free. 
• Sturgil is not neutered, and we will not place him with a family who will not agree to refrain from neutering him until 20 months of age or later. Labrador retrievers who are allowed to develop naturally into adulthood intact have better outcomes with long term hip and elbow health. This contingency is not negotiable and a function of caring about what is best for Sturgil's long term wellness.  

We are glad to answer any questions that you might have about Sturgil. Please contact us at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com

Thanks for visiting us, and take care out there. 

​Eve & Christopher Farrell

Hello, and thank you for visiting Loblolly.

We are excited to announce a litter of light yellow puppies our of Neko and Donaghy due late February. This litter represents the third and final iteration of this pairing which has given us two fine sets of Labradors, one son of which is pictured above at 8 weeks old from 3 years ago.

For details regarding adoption of a Loblolly pup from this or future litters, please email us at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com

We ask that before you email us you spend some time on our website to become familiar with our dogs, our heritage, and our stewardship of these lovely beings.

Thank you again for your interest in our Labradors!

Best wishes to you and your family,

Eve and Christopher Farrell
Middle Tennessee!

Hello, thank you for visiting our website.

We appreciate that you've gotten this far in your browsing and hope that you've taken a moment to visit some of the other pages on our site which detail our legacy, population, standards, and intentions. We are glad to answer any questions that you have and appreciate queries that include a bit of information regarding your own hopes, wishes, and needs for your new Labrador pup.

We are proud to offer a black male for adoption out of a three week old litter of Bellamy x Tonto (pictures of dam and sire in slide show, as well as more of Tonto here). Both parents are beautiful and intelligent English Labradors with generations of the same populating their respective pedigrees; both are cleared through OFA for hip and elbow health and have been genetically screened and cleared for EIC and PRA. We offer this pup with a two year written guarantee on hip, elbow, and eye health.

For more details regarding this litter and our adoption process, please email us at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com

Thank you again for your interest in our Labradors and all the very best of this holiday season to you and your loved ones.

Eve & Chris Farrell
Middle Tennessee!

Everyone, we hope that you and your family are well. Thanks so much for taking the time to explore our website.

We are currently waiting on signs of pregnancy from a lovely young chocolate girl named Maggie bred to Tonto. With luck, we'll have black pups available late February 2021.

If a classic black Lab is what you had in mind, please contact us at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com for details about our adoption process and updates on this and potential future litters.

Take care, America, and Happy Thanksgiving.

Eve & Christopher Farrell
Tennessee!

World, we are hopeful for pups in August. Thanks so much to everyone who has contacted us. Please check back late July for an update on availability. Enjoy your summer and take care, everyone.

Eve & Christopher Farrell
Tennessee!

Hello, everyone.

We hope that you are doing okay out there, and that despite the anxiety and hardship of the current crisis, your family is safe and well and feeling optimistic. We are lucky enough to be holed up out in the countryside of TN with a bunch of affable Labs, so we're doing okay, too, and thanks so much to the many of you who have contacted us with well wishes and kind thoughts. (We put up a lot of dog food, but did stop short of hoarding... although figuring out that line took some circumspection.)

We are hopeful for a litter in May out of Neko and Donaghy: the pups will be all yellows, most likely on the lighter end of the spectrum. While we do have some reservations already, we believe we will have availability, so please contact us for more details at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com if adopting a puppy in July sounds like a good plan for your family.

Please do peruse our website to understand our history, practices, and intentions. We are committed to the welfare of our individual dogs and the breed as a whole, so our first priority is finding family placements for our Labs that are equally committed to lifelong, conscientious care. We appreciate when people share their history and intentions with us in their inquiries, as adopting a puppy is a matter of mutual trust.

Take care, America.

Best regards,

Eve & Christopher Farrell
Middle  TN!

Hello, thanks so much for your interest in Loblolly Labradors.

We are very excited to share that Jubal is expecting a yellow litter to Donaghy in mid-February. This litter will be the third repetition of the cross as each prior litter yielded lovely English Labs with all the hallmarks of the breed that Labrador aficionados expect: beautiful blocky heads, thick/double coats, thick bone, wide breadth and depth of body, wagging otter tails, and, most importantly, that affectionate and intelligent demeanor that says "you're the most important person in the world to me, but just let me go grab this stick for you to prove it."

The pups will be born mid February and ready for adoption in 8 weeks time-- mid April. While with us, they are raised in a clean, indoor, climate controlled environment; administered all requisite de-wormings and initial vaccinations; and, socialized daily in increasing increments of handling, noise desensitization, and novelty introduction. While our Labs perform with great aplomb in the retrieving, obedience, and therapy domains, first and foremost, they are bred to be family companions, and that is exactly what we are looking for in terms of adoption for our dogs: conscientious, warm, and reasonable people who can offer a secure home with loving discipline and lifelong commitment.

As our Labs represent generations of dogs screened  (our family line is now in it's 28th year of nurture) for health and soundness, we offer a two year written guarantee against debilitating issues of hip, elbow, and eye health (dysplasia and premature retinal atrophy, respectively) with every pup. At pickup your puppy will go home with a care kit and portfolio, including a week's supply of Victor Hi-Pro Plus kibble, non-rawhide chews, quality treats, toy, comfort rag,  and training pads and AKC pre-paid registration, pedigrees, health record, general care information, and written sales contract.

We are located approximately 45 minutes southeast of Nashville, TN.

Again, thanks so much for visiting our site. We welcome questions and inquires, and do our best to respond within 48 hours. LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com

Happy 2020, America!

Christopher & Eve Farrell
Tennessee :)

UPDATE: LUCIE HAS BEEN ADOPTED... THANKS SO MUCH TO ALL THOSE INTERESTED FAMILIES WHO CONTACTED US. BEST REGARDS, EF 01/26/2020

Hello, Lucie is young female (20 months) from our lines who is seeking a home. Her family finds themselves in a predicament that unfortunately requires that they find a new  affectionate and conscientious family to welcome her in. A loving and intelligent dog, she is house and crate trained, on heart worm prevention, and located in Chaatanooga, TN. For more information regarding her adoption, please email us at LoblollyLabradors@gmail.com